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Nintendo announces collaboration with Unity Technologies, ushering a new era of game development for the Wii U and broadening creative possibilities.

Gears of War designer Cliff Bleszinski champions download-only future for gaming, sparking debate about the end of disc-based games.

After months of rumours and debate, the next-generation of consoles has been scheduled for release on November 30.

A long-lost piece of video game history has re-appeared and is now for sale – if you can handle the $50,000 price tag.

Warner Bros. unveils a whimsical Lego The Lord of the Rings trailer, promising a brick-built Middle-Earth adventure across all three films.

New Pokémon Black and White 2 to launch in New Zealand on Oct 11, with fresh battles, creatures, and a World Tournament mode.

Sony's acquisition of cloud-gaming firm Gaikai aims to bolster its tech sales, not end consoles, say analysts.

Microsoft VP claims Nintendo's Wii-U is merely an Xbox 360 successor, sparking debate on innovation vs. graphic prowess in gaming's next phase.

In Japan, handheld gaming reigns with the 3DS leading sales, while traditional consoles may face a cloudy future.

Insider reveals that Sony contemplated dropping the optical drive in its new console, but ultimately decided that now's not the time.

Gabe Newell confirms long-running rumour that the team responsible for the Steam network could be getting into consoles.

Activision announces Transformers Prime, a new game based on the CGI TV series, exclusively for Nintendo's Wii, 3DS, and DS platforms.

Third official chapter in outstanding stealth action series to be set in the American Revolution of the late 18th Century.

After 15 years, a thrilling new game, Nightmare Busters, is set to revive the SNES, enticing retro gaming fans to pre-order now.

Nintendo launches NZ and AU Mario Kart community for epic trans-Tasman races, starting with a staff challenge on Tuesday.

Volition developer suggests blocking used games on next-gen consoles, highlighting the severe impact on the gaming industry's revenue.

Shigeru Miyamoto, Nintendo's legendary game designer, commits to landing 'one big hit' to revive the company's fortunes.

Microsoft France dismisses Nintendo's Wii U as competition, asserting the iconic brand no longer rivals Xbox or PlayStation in the console market.

Nintendo faces its first annual loss since 1981 with a forecast down to 65 billion yen, blame falls on weak 3DS sales and strong yen.

Graphics chips with six times the current processing power to go into mass production later this year: report.